Rural Wisconsin Women Gain New Voice on Council
Jane Hieb, governor appointed rural representative on the Wisconsin Women's Council, attended Rhinelander talks assessing rural women's problems. She finds transportation, day care, domestic violence, and poverty hinder northern areas, and pledges to advance health, employment, and education for all women.
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Hieb
Anthony Earl
Wisconsin Women’s Council
Rhinelander
Council
Wisconsin
North
Wisconsin honey producers crown queen in Green Bay
The 1986 Wisconsin Honey Queen will be crowned at the annual banquet in Green Bay at the Beaumont Inn during the Wisconsin Honey Producers meeting. Five women compete for the title—Chris Brown, Sarah Porter, Arlene Hess, Julie Sucharski, and Terry Tschech—while the 1985 queen Sue Gustin will crown the new queen and later compete for American Honey Queen in Phoenix.
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Wisconsin
Beaumont Inn
Green Bay
JoAnne Weber
Honey
Chris Borwn
Pierce Coun
Sarah Porter
Polk-Burnett County
Arlene Hess
LaCrosse Area
Julie Sucharski
Milwaukee- Waukesha
Terry Tschech
Jefferson County
Sue Gustin
Kenosha
Miss Gustin
American Beekeeping Federation
Phoenix
Arizona
Knitting and Crocheting Leaders Share ETN Session
Wisconsin knitters and crocheters will meet Monday November 18 as ETN hosts a statewide event answering questions from around the state. The program starts 8 p.m. at county stations with Denise Kirkeeng discussing patterns resources and more for 4-H leaders. Contact local extension offices for site information.
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Wisconsin
Denise Kirkeeng
Chippen County
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Women's Council
Jane Hieb
Buffalo County
National Hog Farmer
Buffalo County Rural Electric Association
Farmers Union
the Nations Pork Producers
NFC
Eau Claire Community Times
Phsician
Rhine Ander
Terry Tscheck
Chris Brown
Alma
Dunham Lehr
Ford
Meyers
Aga A
IMAGE
Diet Center
Eau Claire
BMA
Wisconsin, Inc
P.O
Business Men's Assurance Company of America
Eeu Eas
Sears
Norgas
Tan Claire
Inorgas Propane
Harris St. Eau Claire
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